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Selling Sin City is a Las Vegas real estate and lifestyle podcast hosted by the Jack Greenberg Group. Each week we break down the Las Vegas housing market, tour neighborhoods, talk with local business owners, and share what it’s really like to live, work, and buy property in Las Vegas, Summerlin, and Henderson. If you’re relocating, investing, or want an inside look at the hottest homes and local spots in Vegas, this podcast is for you.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A relaxed trail-ride pitch that keeps coming back to practical visitor details.
Selling Sin City makes a clear case for desert rides beyond Las Vegas, with red rock views, horses and mules, and the wildlife around Red Rock Canyon doing most of the work.
A service-first recommendation that leans on atmosphere, not logistics.
Rail Explorers reads as a modest, service-first piece about turning a novelty ride into something pleasant. It keeps its attention on the staff, the lanterns, the solar panels, the USB chargers, and the small things that make the outing feel cared for.
A simple park stop that makes an off Strip Vegas day feel easy to plan.
Selling Sin City keeps the focus on Tule Springs at Floyd Lamb Park and stays close to the questions listeners actually ask: what the park looks like, whether it works for a wedding, if fishing is part of the appeal, and how a family might spend a day there.
A casual Vegas bike ride that becomes a useful guide to timing, heat, and effort.
Selling Sin City treats downtown Las Vegas as something to be read by timing as much as by place, and its back-and-forth with Jay Walker keeps the focus on lived-in practicalities.
Short-term rental lessons from the operator side.
Selling Sin City’s “Holiday Lights” follows Jason and Regis through the Speedway’s 20th annual Glittering Lights Festival, where a weekday visit still involved roughly three hours of waiting.
Red Rock does plenty of the selling here.
Jason talks with Leslie from Rail Explorers after a ride that left everybody pretty giggly.
Jack and Regis Mears spend the episode chatting about Tule Springs at Floyd Lamb Park as a beautiful local spot with plenty of colors and picture-worthy scenery.
Selling Sin City opens with a downtown Las Vegas bike ride and some easy, good-natured teasing.